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Study Guide Land Habitats Science, Grade 2
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LAND
HABITATS
What
is
a
Habitat?
A
habitat
is
the
place
where
plants
and
animals
live.
Animals
need
a
place
to
live
in
order
to
survive.
Different
animals
are
found
in
different
habitats.
Habitats
can
be
very
large
or
very
small.
A
habitat
provides
food
and
shelter
for
all
living
things
that
live
there.
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
What
is
a
habitat?
Woodland
Forest
A
woodland
is
land
covered
with
trees
and
shrubs.
Trees
provide
homes
for
some
animals
and
leaves
provide
shade
for
animals
too.
Different
types
of
Woodland
forests
are
found
in
different
regions
of
the
world.
The
temperature
and
the
amount
of
rain
affect
the
types
of
plants
and
trees
that
will
grow
in
a
region.
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Types
of
Woodlands
Temperate
Deciduous
Forests
Temperate
deciduous
forests
grow
in
cool
and
rainy
areas.
Trees
in
this
type
of
forest
lose
their
leaves
in
the
fall
and
grow
new
leaves
every
spring.
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Taiga
The
taiga
is
a
forest
with
mostly
evergreen
trees.
The
taiga
is
found
in
the
very
cold
areas
of
the
Earth.
Rain
Forests
Rainforests
are
very
thick,
warm,
and
very
wet
forests.
Tropical
rainforests
receive
A
LOT
of
rain
every
year.
We
are
talking
160
to
400
inches/400-1000
cm
in
some
rain
forests.
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Tropical
rainforests
are
located
around
the
equator.
Tropical
rainforests
are
divided
into
four
main
layers:
A.
Forest
floor
–
made
of
soil,
tree
roots,
and
mushrooms
B.
Understory
–
includes
young
trees
and
shrubs
C.
Canopy
–
tops
of
many
trees
in
the
forest
(not
the
tallest
trees
though)
D.
Emergent
–
tops
of
the
tallest
trees
in
the
forest
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
Name
one
type
of
woodland
area.
The
Plants
of
the
Rainforest
Millions
of
plants
and
animals
live
in
the
rain
forest.
The
plants
of
the
rain
forest
generate
much
of
the
Earth's
oxygen.
Plants
found
in
the
rain
forest
supply
A
LOT
of
oxygen
to
the
world.
Rain
forest
plants
also
are
used
for
food,
medicine,
and
clothing
too.
The
Amazon
rain
forest
in
South
America
is
the
world's
largest
rainforest.
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
What
is
the
weather
like
in
a
rainforest?
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Desert
Deserts
are
very
dry
places
–
they
get
little
or
no
rain
fall.
Deserts
can
be
very
hot
in
the
day
and
can
get
very
cold
at
night.
The
ground
of
a
desert
is
often
rocky
or
sandy.
The
plants
and
animals
that
live
in
the
desert
have
to
survive
with
less
water:
o
Plants,
like
cactus
plants,
can
grow
well
in
the
desert.
They
store
water
in
their
thick,
plump
stems.
They
often
have
sharp
spikes
so
animals
do
not
eat
them.
o
Animals
that
live
in
the
desert
have
adaptations
to
cope
with
the
lack
of
water,
the
extreme
temperatures,
and
the
shortage
of
food.
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
What
is
a
desert?
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Artic
The
Arctic
is
a
very
cold,
very
windy,
and
usually
very
snowy
place
to
live
that
is
close
to
the
North
Pole!
Many
animals
that
live
in
the
Arctic
have
thick
fur
that
keeps
them
warm
and
a
lot
of
body
fat
that
keeps
them
warm
too!
Some
artic
animals
have
fur
that
changes
to
white
during
the
winter
so
they
can
blend
in
with
the
snow
–
this
is
called
camouflage.
Some
Arctic
animals
hibernate
during
the
coldest
season
in
the
Arctic.
Many
animals
live
in
the
Arctic
during
the
summer
but
head
right
out
of
there
when
it
starts
getting
REALLY
cold
during
the
winter.
When
animals
go
somewhere
else
for
the
winter
then
return
in
the
spring
or
summer,
it
is
called
migrating.
Let’s
check
what
we
have
learned
so
far:
What
is
camouflage?
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